The closet edit
Two hours in your home, going through everything you own. A keep, tailor and let-go list · ten outfits photographed · notes on what to look for.
Autumn lookbook · eight looks · 2026
I’m a stylist in Toronto. Everything you see here was worn by someone before, and found in a thrift shop, a market or a closet clear-out.








Work with me · Toronto and around
We start with what you own, keep what works, and fill the gaps secondhand. You leave with outfits, not a shopping list.
Two hours in your home, going through everything you own. A keep, tailor and let-go list · ten outfits photographed · notes on what to look for.
Half a day shopping secondhand together, at the shops I know best. A plan from your closet first · three to four stops · a fitting at the end.
A wedding, a launch, a first day: one outfit found, fitted and ready. A call about the day · two options to try · tailoring arranged.
To keep · at your own pace

How I shop a secondhand rack in twenty minutes: fabrics to feel for, seams to check, and what a tailor can save.

Build thirty pieces that all work together, from your closet and the thrift shop, one season at a time.



About
I grew up going to garage sales with my mother in Scarborough, and I never really stopped. I worked in a vintage shop on Queen West for six years before I started styling people myself.
I believe most closets need fewer things and better ones, and that the better ones are often already out there, waiting on a rail.
Newsletter · free, every Sunday
Three things I found this week and three ways to wear each. Plus where the good racks are, before everyone else gets there.